I am absolutely thrilled to have my painting Self Portrait after Ed Paschke Minnie, featured at Time and Memory, a curated international virtual exhibition. My work is presented in The Lost and Found collection, room 5. This exhibition is hosted by Art and Hearts Project and is accompanied by the simultaneous publication of the monograph presenting all the artists and their artworks participating at the exhibition. Please feel free to visit the exhibition HERE

From the exhibit presentation: ”Through paintings, sculptures, photographs, and digital art, this collection invites you to see how time and memory weave their stories in countless, fascinating ways. Each artwork is a window into personal experiences, thoughts, and feelings, offering you a chance to reflect on your own connections to these themes.

Every artist showcased here has their own space, a corner of the exhibition where their voice shines. Their work is a reminder of how the passing moments we often take for granted can inspire something lasting and meaningful. Whether it’s a fleeting glance, a treasured childhood memory, or the rhythm of everyday life, Time and Memory captures these threads and brings them to life with creativity and emotion.

This exhibition isn’t just for art lovers or collectors; it’s for anyone who enjoys being reminded of our shared humanity. Step in, take your time, and discover how these stories of time and memory might echo within your own. Welcome to Time and Memory—where life’s most powerful moments are brought into focus.”

Self Portrait after Ed Paschke Minnie, Tamara Jare, oil on canvas, 2024

Behold my ‘Self Portrait after Watteau, painted in January 2025-my personal reimagining of Watteau’s theatrical elegance through my Fauvist lens. My canvas speaks in vibrant blues, yellows, and greens, weaving a central figure, artist’s self portrait in a white costume with a ruffled collar, surrounded by abstracted forms as seen on the original, like a dynamic ensemble of faces at the base. This is my voice: unapologetic, original, and rooted in my personal journey as an artist, creating far from the art hubs. I poured months into this, sketching Watteau’s drama into my own narrative of color and emotion. To see a strikingly similar piece emerge elsewhere, on an just announced art show–well, as Oscar Wilde might say, imitation may be flattery, but true genius creates where others only echo. l’ll let my work speak for itself. Available as a fine art print on Artfully Walls.

Many thanks to the collectors purchasing ine art giclee prints of my artworks! am grateful beyond words to all you art lovers out there! Thanks to your incredible support, prints of my paintings are among the bestsellers at Anthropologie: Summer in Orange Garden Rome . Seeing my ork bloom in your homes is a dream come true–thank you for making it happen!

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I am immensely grateful to have two of my artworks featured in Time and Memory book.
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The book Time and Memory is the outcome of Arts to Hearts Project “Virtual Exhibition + Artist’s Book” . It is an international open call inviting artists to submit their work for an digital showcase. This project aims to recognize, celebrate, and support the creative talents of women artists worldwide by offering them a unique platform to present their art in a virtual format as well as in a beautifully crafted artist’s book.

This initiative, launched in 2024, represents the second edition of dual-format exhibition and publication. “Virtual Exhibition + Artist’s Book” is designed to be a comprehensive anthology that documents and celebrates the diverse practices and perspectives of contemporary artists. The project provides an immersive experience, combining the accessibility of a digital exhibition with the tactile allure of a traditional artist’s book.
The Premium Collectible Edition is out now, available exclusively on @artstoheartsproject website, while the Regular Edition is also available on Barnes & Noble and Amazon.

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I’m absolutely delighted to be featured in the “100 Emerging Artworks of 2024” book by Arts to Hearts project , now available for pre-order! This annual publication is a curated collection of the top 100 emerging artworks, created by talented women artists from around the globe.

Book is curated by Danielle Krysa alias @thejealouscurator, a passionate curator, ensuring each piece inspires and challenges.

This book aims to illuminate fresh, challenging, innovative, and thoughtprovoking works created by women, shedding more light on their contributions to the art world. Our mission is to support more women in the arts, and this book stands as evidence of that commitment. 

In this collection you’ll find:

– 100 emerging artworks of 2024 from around the world

– Artist statements and bios to provide insight into their creative processes

– High-quality paper and printing to showcase the art in its finest detail

Featured Artists list

Aadila Munshi, Addison Graham, Alexa Cayuque, Alexandra Chiou, Amanda Walker, Anna Matuszewska, Annienke van Hofwegen, Ariana Heinzman, Bri Hill, Caro Clarke, Carolina Delgado-Duruflé, Ceili Seipke, Charlotte Robertson, Christelle Mukesha, Christine Olmstead, Elizabeth Virgilio, Ellis King, Emilia Momen, Emily Faust, Emily Jackson, Epiphany Knedler, Fiona Ackerman, Genie Austin, Giulia Filippi, Iriana Muñoz, Jana Büttner, Julia Weber, Kate Rasmussen, Kelly Rossetti, Kelsey Overstreet, Kerrie More, Kethevane Cellard, Krishi Shah, Marianne Hall, Marryam Moma, Mitch Pilkington, Panita Siriwongwan-ngarm, Paulina M Johnson, Rachel Peters, Rhonda Urdang, Rumi Tominaga, Sabine Woudenberg, Sara Nygard, Sara Yourist, Sasha Krautman, Sena Clara Creston, Sofia Hernandez, Srishti Dass, Stacey Alexander, Tamara Jare, ATH Selection, Ali Rose Dachis, Amela Hasani, Amelia Olszewski, Angela Meijer, Anna Szelągowska, Camilla Cicoria, Carol Elkovich, Catalina Zambrano, Chantal Bourque, Claudia Werth, Colleen Dwyer Meloche, Donna Andronicos, Elena Kochetkova, Elodie Vagh Weinmann, Fanny Bok Yin Tang, Fiona Solley, Flaminia Bonciani, Georgia Loring, Izabela Beisert, Jennifer Ancizar, Joelly Cright, Julia Stanger, Lilia Daniela, Leila Winslade Evenden, Lisa Alonzo, Lorrie Robertson, Marti Gutfreund, Marzena Ablewska-Lech, Marzieh Shojaei, Mia Nel, Michelle Collins, Misha Gundersen, Nani Strides, Pari Aazami, Paula Rojas Videla, Peggy Morse, Philly Quick, Rachel Henriksen, Rachel Khomyak, Rikke Line Andreasen, Sakina Farhat, Sarah Lugton, Soledad Burgaleta, Tatsiana Dzyakava, Tehya MacKenzie, Tingyu Li, Toni Gallo, Tzu-Hua Tu, Yadi Liu, Yibei Liu.

Pre-order your copy now and be among the first to experience the latest trends and talents in the art world!

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I am beyond thrilled to be participating at Diversity Contemporary II, Rossocinabro Gallery, Rome, Italy,10 December 2024 – 31 January 2025.

Read the curator Joe Hanson introduction:

”This exhibition celebrates artistic diversity and cultural interconnectedness, transcending geographical and stylistic boundaries.

Born from a desire to make a selection of artworks accessible to the public, many of which have never been exhibited or only for brief periods, this show offers a unique opportunity to discover hidden treasures and admire the richness and variety of contemporary artistic production.

Through this exhibition, Rossocinabro reaffirms its commitment to internationalization, a path it has been following since its early years. The aim is to build a bridge between artists from different cultures and to offer the public an increasingly rich and varied artistic experience.

A collection without borders, with a completely different perspective, mirroring an increasingly interconnected world. Artistic boundaries have dissolved with the acceleration of cultural exchange, the mobility of people, and the circulation of information. It has become difficult, if not impossible, to define the boundaries of artworks and the individuals who have made art a universal language. The works on display here are a testament to this: a collection of heterogeneous stimuli that we can recognize as carrying out a certain research, without there being a specific geography or reference style associated with them.

“There is no common denominator, because we haven’t looked for one,” explains the curator and organizer of the exhibition, Joe Hansen. “Therefore, the goal will be to analyze and present the various aspects of contemporary art, highlighting the artistic value linked to the uniqueness and originality of each of the many and equally possible interpretations of the original work.”

Participating artists:

Elaine Asarch, Charlotte Baqai, Helene Brinzas, Lorraine Brown-Glessner, Patricia Canino, Alain Churlaud, Manolis Drosakis,  Elisa Friman, Tamara Jare, Christine Kingerski, Rebeccah Klodt,  Michael Lin, Hanna Liubinskaya, Fiona Livingstone, Gertrude Lozeau, Marcus Luconi, Sandra Meyer, Bobby Austin Mombray,  Gerti Papesch, Mages Peter, Lin Pin, Gayle Printz, Giulia Rizzotti, Rosalorenza, Roger Schultz, Milos Sejn, Miyako Shimizu, Eleftheria Sifnaiou, Anne Swift, Tamara Sweere, Josefina Temin, Zahra Tharan

We look forward to welcoming you from Monday to Friday, from 11 am to 5pm 

I am absolutely thrilled to be invited to join at the ”RESORT” online exhibit, curated by Michael Hanna, curator at Aedra Fine Arts Art Publisher & Online Gallery.
The exhibit is now live and be viewed HERE. The online exhibit features 38 artists from across the globe making this the third largest exhibit in AFA’s 11 year history.
Aedra Fine Arts is an art publisher and online gallery founded in 2014 in Jersey City, New Jersey. AFA initially started out as an artist community and curatorial organization hosting physical exhibits and artistic events across New Jersey, until evolving its focus on publishing an international catalogue with critical reviews on some of the finest established artists in the world. AFA is an independent nonprofit publisher and platform offering the public an insight into groundbreaking international contemporary art.
AFA is based in Atlanta, Georgia – United States.

AFA specializes in writing critical essays about some of the finest established artists in the world. Through the international Artist Feature Catalogue, AFA publishes carefully selected contemporary artists who exemplify innovation and prestige. The curator writes a thorough analysis of the artists’ work and accomplishments as well as insights into their process and potential audience interpretations. The best works of the artists are curated into each catalogue article with breaks of text in between each image, giving off a magazine or newsletter type of appearance. Easy to read but with advanced writing, immerse yourself into our catalogue and explore current avant-garde directions in international contemporary art. Many of the serious professionals included in the catalogue have exhibited and been published by notable as well as elite galleries and institutions. Read the articles to view their resume summaries.